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A DIsCONsQLATE HUSBAND.

How a Case of Domestic IrreguIarity Is Ad-
vertised in China.
Leeds Mercury.
think it may amuse you if I give you some
extracts from the North China Herald which
very curious specimens of a class of advertising
quite common in Chinese newspapers. Advsr-
Using must be very economical matter in
China, IL one judges from the length of the ad
vertise ment from which l quote husband,
whose wife has run away, inserts a long account
of the circumstances under which he married
the lady and the story of her elopement and
goes with his piteous tale thus 81 married
my wife in 1878 with much feastlng and respect
full obedience to parents. She is twenty
years old this year. l followed IN
July, 1888, the ko Ching courteous and
tranquill battalion under the over-valorous
Viceroy, Tso-t suug tsaug. AS my was also
on his duty, my wife and 1 removed our resi-
dence to Shanghai. In the fifth moon of this
present year We again removed to the Hui-fang
Lou. where my wife, Ku-ai-chng 1.-THE Affection
ate cabbags), went frequently to drink much tea
at the Ti-i-lou. of which knew not. Later on,
the fifteenth day of the eighth moon, HUI
chow man. whose name and surname. and whose
grandfather's name and surname ] know not,
went with my wife to burn prayers and incense
to the temple. He had the sacrilegious
effrontery to wear the little blue
button and the medallion and
beads of a great official. This went on until
o'clock on the seventeenth day of the ninth moon.
when nv wife indiscretely and secretly vanished
from my house, carrying bundle. but leaving
a one-year-old little daughter, who, without
ceasing. weeps and walls from sunrise to sunset,
and from sunset to sunrise. cannot therefore,
control my wrath and bitterness. How, I
der, could this ever to- be execraed taiors block
without a name beguils ku-ai-ch'ing from her
husba nd, who mixes this ink with salt tears2
Surely he has not law or justice before his
eyes his forehead Should any kind
hearted one give me information by letter I
will reward him with twenty dollars; should
he bring her back l will gratefully give him
forty dollars. and for myriad generations, to
all eternity, the eldest son of my successor shall
burn incense for him. Should this rascal with
out name obstinately retain my wife, not only
to all eternity shall he be infamous, not only
shall he cut off the line of his ancestors aud he
discarded by his grandparents but three,
father. and little daughter, will at all times
risk our lives TO punish him. hope he will
think three times, and avoid an after repent
Letters shall be received for me at No. a
Hui-fang-Lou at the house of my wife's
neces husband, Hisa Lao-san. at the Yung
Lu." AS the exhausted reporter some times puts
it, comment is needless"
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BOTTLE OF ASGosTURA BITTERS to favor
your lemonade or any other cold drink will keep
you free from dyspepsia. collie diarrhea, and all
diseases originating from the digestive organs.
Be sure TO get the genuine Aueostura manu-
featured By DR.. j. G. B. Siegert Sons.
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Bishop Harris's Funeral.

New YORK. Sept. 3-The funeral of Bishop
Harris has been fixed for Monday at o'clock.
If possible bishop of the Methodist Episcopal
Church will officiate.
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It is said that during its period of growth In.
dian corn draws from the soil thirtysix times its
own weight of water.
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AUCTION SALE.


A UCTION SALE-ON TUESDAY, SEPT. 6. AT
IA 10 a m, will sell on the premises house and lot
No 200 West Fifth street, good cottage, high, fine
lot. good water quiet neighborhood
At l l a. m. day will sell premises 1S4 and
1856 West First street; pays big cent one square
from North Mississippi streetcar line, two
from Gov. Porters fine residence. Terms made known
on day of sale. +. O. WADSWORTH 30 Circle st.
A UCTION SALE-ON WEDNESDAY. SEPT 2,
n at 2 p. m, will sell. on the premises. the choice
vacant residence lot fronting north Merrill street.
half a square east of Alabama street; size 41xl35;
street improvements all made This is of the
best the South Side and very close to business
On day. at 3 p. NJ. will sell the lot 40xl5O
on South Delaware street. opposite Deans pump
works at intersection OF Madison This is a
choice business lot, and has fine future. Terms
made known day of sale. F. o. WADS WORTH,
81 Circle GUsTIN & MCCURDY, Auctionesrs.
A UCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE-WE WILL
N sell at auction on the premises Monday. Septem-
Der 8, at p the neates fourroom cottage in this
city located at 9o7 n Alabama street, with gas cell
lar cistern. we'll wood house high beautiful lot 4Ox
So feet brick walks, house built by the day and is
model job elegantly papered; club and cabinet
cherry mantes city water IN house etc. Don't
fail to this house and examine it inside. Neigh
borhood frst-class House easily be enlarged X
desired Don't miss this chance. w. Il. MICK 81 co.
l.. n. PERRY, Auctioneer.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
T5OR RENT-A NICE NINE-ROoM HOUSE. TO
L good tenanant rent low. s. L. GOODE, SN
Nor tn Alabama.
TaOR RENT-AN ELEGANT SECONDFLOOR
front room. wefurnished. all conveniences.
Ill n. New Jersey street
NOR RENT-ELEGANT FURNISHED AND UN.
L furnished rooms single and en- suite; gas. grateS
hot and cold water, bath 1SS North Illinois street
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lG 1RsTfA6TE For YOUNG Ladies.

WIN r.onon Sen. ~ with t eor n" ~ ~
fenced teachers. Thorough English Course.
tive of Paris resident teacher of French Elocuton
taught by q graduate of the Boston School of Ora
tory. The residence adjoining the school building
has been newly and substantially furnished for board
ing pupils. Terms-Day pupils, including English,
French, German. Elocution Drawing, $50 year.
Boarding pupils, including the above, $500
year. Send for catalogue to Mr.. or MRS JAMES
LYON. Principals, AT North Pennsylvania street.
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TI,RAINING SCHOOL OF EXPRESSION, ROOM
i 10. When Block Indianapolis. Third year.
Fall term begins Monday, October g. Course of in
struction includes physical and vocal culture express
sive reading, Shakespeare and dramatic art. Pros
pectus free. LUCIA JULIAN MARTIN Principal.
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CENTRAL COLLEGE
Physicians and Surgeons
Session will begin Oct. 1, 1887,
and end March 1, 1888.
For Catalogues other information address
S. E. carp, Secretary,
indianapolis, Ind.
FOR SAIE-REAL ESTATE.

NOR SALE-A COTTAGE ON CALIFORNIA
1t street. 81 500. An eight-room, two-storv brick
Christian avenue, 81 500; liberal terms. Vacant
lot East Ninth street, inside railroad 5000. cash.
Eive-room cottage Lockerbe street. ST. 500 Two
ssxroom houses on Beatty street, one 81 900.
easy payments the other So 100 $500 cash. balance
on easy terms Seven brick house On streetcar
fine 81 500, 5000 cash. balance five yearly pay
ments. Sixroom cottage. lot shaded with forest
trees two squares of street car, ST. 400 $5O5 cash.
balance building loan New frame. first house north
of Fall creek, North Tennessee street. $3.50. $500
cash balance time to suit Six cottage, East
Georgia 81 800, $3.50 cash, balance time. Four
room house in good order cellar, well cistern wood
and coal house on Douglas street 81, 80, 5000
cash, balance time. NOAH COOK Ii ingalls,
block, Model store.
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EDUCATIONAL.

rJ'HE INDIANAPOLIS SCHOOL OF ELoCUTION
i and oratory. Room IS, Vance block, Indianapolis
commences eleventh year Sept. 13. Eocution.
tory and visible expression taught. Apply to L. j.
McAVOY, Principal.
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- PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Il on and after % IpfIE -. isSI.
GREAT TRUNK LIRE
4.

Trains A s.o or "a 1e't;c5'ss ' ."a Cortland.
nsifisSu'e Iusoafg ana the West. Pullman Palace
s S S id ,dS 81 fa 6 III Ss' SsSs Sna
-, sIeepns vs, ,6uiea taf. ovefy day:
USA Ham saasos At corn tor I SSsy soi
Tor SoiTstoSq, Thcai Vile cs,osn ana IA feeding.
SaSs4ys. y saa a. '-'''"''' Va'' %'
asSa ESRss; o. isi%.p raTioF Car a9a snn'y
$ sr'r. @.ssss.o az SAf III s s1. 2
z M sra,e Wa-Lins'en 80 = N, teg"la, ut 70
ss ~ Snaa, al aud % a.' % aud i@p u
r.i 10 L.. S'S cf 10 ' a. :" wee; s,s es7 Saturdays
Lons rancn, lay Head Junction and Intermediate st.
i,io and p, on SUNDAY . A. a IL. aud ,. do
IoI ION. saa hatclx via Nsr.yo.t Philadelphia
and Bay n a'' % p D. NJ Week SS d s' Wa
Bo:,s q Brooaiya eoanest siS A. through rain.
a. Jercy CITY aIOIduS speedy dhd direct transfer for
'"S'Ss Hs$s q I1 n'''!s * e
B s. = 3. ST i Is
1850 i g -; 70 a~ssS0 So 80 : % 8
sssS S%ro' g g rs r. g g. 6 s g. 70 e:
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ESpresa Trains leave New io VIA Dcspossos ana Cott
g Riaas o, ens Gag nsd fn1 iG %SAs@g,a,
T. % e. and q, and i Slshl' 6SsS%aqis:
picss is . @ LmlicdI aud 10 M. T. 80 6, o. z.
aud y. M, aud IL Is night.
Trains ieayng New fork daily. except sunday al 8,
q .. sundays. connect ~ lrrnton for Camden.
Returning trains aNe b!ota sIscn stston rhildepba
ssoi 40 II aud ii is a. H.. Glmlted i:ApieS;
800, 3, C., 20. Ia e and 20 p n.
30 8 40 a M. II 40. 20. 90 Lmledj. -.
Leave fhiiadcipiis va Camden. a. i 90 .. IN.
daily except Sunday. -.
Ticket Offices $40. 43J and 94i Broadwap. As,Or
House Battery llcc and foot of DcshrD.sr- and Cort
Iand Court st. and brooklyn Ann station, foot
OF Futonst itootiyn station. JoseJ CITY. Emigflnt
Ticket Oncc. castle t.aricn
ba oeasr fon hotels aud sgenccs.
CHS T. L. en-. :. r. WOOD
General Man ger Gln'rii PaSsr Agent
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THE STATE OF TRADE

BALTIMORE Oct 81. -Csttos stealy Mida,,, a.,
Fionr nuet H,wart Street AMI Wostera suusrn,. -.
q, Is to ExtrL 3, 0bD51l FL nllv 80 7jmt,sss
Minis snoerans s2376I5l IA, Ertr, 8; 90 as 81 -. ~
r,renf so " hoat-SoIthern firm. l,ed IA SSy,
do tmuer 80 2sic: Western 10 Ne WBtor Eva
50 .f5sO &c. October -; November at S,r osas%
Decernber 81 2oS2sc January 81 'eSi he. Cern- ssul
MIysi srot 30 90 Nov 40 10 10; 90.
1ict southern 30 3jc, Wcstern hIis IS q 36c 0e
nxos 33rSsr. Pennsyivania 30U3jo. -. ,rs -
firn nj o. dGOc.. ...Ifav was steady rTlme 10 -
Western sli UJ6sl3 00..... rrsvisisas Quiet Moss -
SIS 30 81 - 3als ana r,H 10 ~.
Iacse1 gg,a59.c. i;scon-shouli,rs 7i.d8c Ci.a, -
side, 9i.c Inns l. = l254c...... LaId-Rennel
-. Rutter sfei,lT. wesierp PIc<ei II D2Jc. Cr,...3
22 a CSC. tfH At 20~@c...- Pcrslsum iosss
Esnncr c.....Coree-iio car-ses. srtlnzry 10 s.
Kohbci 40 u 10 hskev steaiy at 81 lao Il
Ersirhts Llverp,s Dor steamer selty-csttoa 10
Fiour - 3i UT1ia a.: EeesiDia-Lionr C00I -
Wheat 10000 5s. 80 900 BUSH Osts l3,ssJ ,.ss
Rye ... bus. snpnenrs-F iohr 900 Lsis ~.
-. bast Gotta 49,. bush sales-Wbsat 10000 -
Corn 10000 busG-
BUFFALO OCT; 97.-WhoIs-No. ! Hard scarce and Co..
sale: 9. 70 c=Tiunrs at NJ &c; old sSGsJc: new
IIars NstaerH Pacific 80 ic oil 50 haste Winter Wss.s
oaist and weak; sales rs No Rot Michigan atsiIs
corn in goo! demand prices higher; No. sold at AZ n
store; Ns. ssld at iss0sSc Oh track; No. ga
No. Yellow 1870 track oats unsettled NaS
White 90 > a 33c No. 2 whns q 2c No: . X,ss
Milwaukee 7adiic: state 1907 Rye dnli, us
Canal frslght- weak. lower-Whcat 43c. Cora H.
Lumber frni. 81 10 to AlDany. So a TO NswYes
49,. Receipts were-Flour $4,000 bbls Wheat 81 -
Lns Rlroad shipoeats-F1Sur 40 0Go bbis. ian
bush Corn It, 900 UasIL oats 23.uJ0 bush. Canal ~
go 0UU bush Corn $1,000 bush OATS 3IIa
bush. Barlev 900 bush.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO Oct 27.-Cane-Recepts last - hours , ,rs
$40 heat Total for week thus Tar $3.50 heal ans ~ er,
last so hosd ConsIgasd through - cars al .oi
OF which TO Nsr.Ysik; none on sale; mAfAe' Was "
unchanged -. r.,,, az
ShSep-Recsipts last "a hours 1870 head Jss %,
week thus lar For same time last
bead Cons through IL ears OF which ,sner %
Fair sS43 So; Good 10 Choice - a ~ 40, "esVenH
81 SO a IS, Can Lambs So 70 q - co. r,.i 40.
Ho1s- Receipts asst "a hours were 99io neal. q 81
veek Thus TAR 40 oead For time ast wee. ysrf
head Cops,snee rough "a ears. 10 II which 70 az
% car, ior sale prices ADVANCED 100 l3c; Mueu "a
Light Workers 81 IS 10; selected fsrsers Hslv
s,Iectei Medium weights 81 81 "a 90: Ccsfse .r1
Ends SIS 75dS+ 20; stays 81 OUd3sj: maFse's'
CHICAGO Unoa Stock Yards Oct. 81 *, a., y,mrso
journal reports cattle l0Vos hea, 40 40
1000 head market GUAR shipping steers = ss uIs
Siockers Feeders 81 10 as 00i Cows bns So
ST. % 49, 40. Texans 81 T6es2 30 WesseFa h~N-
G&3 90 hes
market steady Mixed 81 goa ~ %. n so -.
~ SO. Light 81 % az 56 skips s. OOHss ~ uslkS
Shesp- 0ov head ship n-nts ~, "a fessas
weaker. Natives So 40 1St 90. Western - sV~'
81 40d 40 Lambs. "a rs 95 30. On, had go,
ST LOUIS. Oct 27-CaRs-kcceIpls I.oV t.a,v Nsn'..
ments 400 head: market stcadv: Shsios ~ Barn,
steers ~ 2U4 - 10 FAIR 10 Good - ous o Cs'
steers Far 10 Chslce 81 81 s. 10. Rangers W." -,
10 usss cornfed ~ O0Qs3 6e .. an, heal MALI
Hogs-RsceipIs l. 500 head shipments o9' md saes
erS seeotens "a SIS al 7O Packing ana ssod IS 80
10 Primo "A 2OSsi 50. Pigs. Common " .sa
Si..o-Reee,u,s 500 head. shlrnsnn AZ mt, - !"
was 1ulet lair 10 Fancy sS lOast ""
81 80.
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last week was 1887 per cent 10 l5l7 Dor csrt
slvices quote PSF cent rsntes 1t 81 francs a. ~
for the account. and exchange Londsn al d
centiines for checks. ~"ssee0
PARIS Oct. 27-The weekly statement Of m.
France shows decrease VI 447j,000 rancs in snt
l27J 900 francs III SILVER s'A ~
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND uuDSO.
~ ElNEl. EAlLltOAD
GREAT IOUETRhCk TRUNK LINE
"a aud aII"T VrIUDrT UAlI7 I"aNC
GRAND CENTRAL ULpOI

~ GRAND CENTRAL DEtroT.
largest ana fDes. fss.enas, Station IN Anefies
Cars Troy y's sSf
FASo ,t u oEss.ao dI S,Tsp oss.
ana sleeping cars, for Ap1 s5 s5 ssacq;s
ma Ssisss Express dra"Hs'o'" cars to
Ill 20 m: Western Kew-YorE and Northern EAvre''
Wy" 80 a'd" % ' %@a9 Troy and unca special draw
~, m. ACCOMMODATION @ Albany and Troy. ,on,, r.
press With siccrne cirs Tor Nagarn Ias Bunso Sus-
nrSse Geye 5ns Gsan S
s cars N iausSufs .nd ire Via oase FONT snd
Via ST. Adams. sunday train does not run west VI
Special sIeePsr arrive, . ROCHESTER 30 m.
haa5i9 % m m" fas aS ESpf%.s ssep%s
FAILS GG'" clc;eand TSdc, Detroit and c9.eSo sisep%.
is 5' ,. e.. Rieht Express. with Sleeping 20 A.
xs che a %orS 70, .s '1H oS for s.
s @est saturday, tor h,', "aEt, -' '.O' ' wv
on T sss 4%
PLACE Battery aso Sc yo wes; 2% ws, 81 soa
and 1870 Fulton sts. Brooklyn aud 70 Fourths@' wAms
@cs,cotrs Express call FOR and check baggage from
uO'.'1 Run daily othcr. daily Sunday. 'stoo at
dsa. roy ssE5s1Ip.sa.o
albany BOArS-PEOpLE'S LlNE-Pal-
every week day al . ,. from Pier Al N H.. foot OF
Canalst .
A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE
~ Steamers CITY OF TROY aud SARAIOpN i,a,'
foot Of Chrtophcrst. North River Gaiy e>cePl satnt
day. q p. Or Troy and tho hOrih Stnna{ steamer
touches At Albany. Troy eAcpr-ion uekei'' g %
A -RONDOUT. KINGSTON AND CATS
N KILL MOUNTAINS. LANDING at Cfanetnn,
west poinp Cornwall. Ncwbure. Marlbonngh hlImn'
rsesA ssn G A4a o Es ans sasss TS G
Steamers CITY OF Kingston and james w BALDWIN leave
ssssy gay when e. & Of nasSu D. NJ
CHANGE or HOURS.
On aud after october Is VIII leave AZ y. SauIy
days d; y. ~,
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TO NEW HAVEN, 1Jc.

rXCTHSrON f~o,i ; ltvr. el -
Steamer. g. H. NOEIuAM and CONIiN LNrAL l,ar'
Peck slip. Pier - H. H.. 49, ami II p (~uniays OK
oepr), connecting New II v-n with special trains To-
MEEIDEN. uAH1 FORD SlEINGFIELD HOLfDkE.
&c soN baggage cnocasl ga Eioll
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NEW YORK ONTARIO & WESTERN KY
~ I!AIMs leave fI0m eLIes A. Mest 4-1 d JsysI as

West 42d, 20 m, Jsy.st., 30 m, for Mlddle.
town, tdiisbufg. Monticello. Liberty, walton, Ich'
Norwich rc! Elmo, uncldi, tgiion % "oso Euhaio'
Wet 49d, 10 p. Jay St - .. ~, for Middle.
town, IllcnNic iaii-bUfg hDn,iccIp, Lbctiy, Mhi,o
Lake. WAIKIKI valley POINTS.
west 52d, - p Jay-sf, - p. Ne. DAILY !1s
MdGlcONU fhlisbuTe LibDIiy. Walton Norwich CHcII,
OsWcco Suspension bridge, Detroit. Chicago, s. iNuls.
pullman sleeping car brths reserved 3O1 broadway.
Time table, tickets g. At @C7, ;05 ga la.;i Ef0ii-
way ~ Oh ave-, ~ Last I2ith 26i West l15th.
g., y. \. }. e. ANDflNON, "a. u. A.,
L ~ Il.nn u Y.
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE SrOCK ExCHANGE-Ocr. y. |
r,TE igrERtt LI3c
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/ LlIiGu VALLEY RAILROAD.

rhSSTNG EE TRAINS I,aye foot OF Cor,laDd and oss
C. - iOiiDws
O. W. fci [ u asauqia and inter mediate pO1ts.
IN. for Geneva, Lyons Elmifa Rochester, Bunjlo
snd tho West ASA Ifhcipai i1cai ppint1 Char eas W
NIkcsbartc.
D. IN Tor UnkiannCcG and H. cfiLed at points Chair
~ IuukhaGaCck. Connection 10 lcading ANA Hams
$40 p for Fitstou and principal Intermediate FONTS
Chair To iitistun.
40 N. Tor Copiay and Intermediate points. Con
pcctOn 10 Reading aud Harrisburg Chair cas- u Napay
y ~. hI Ccnc,a, Lyons. Elnila Rochester. Bunalo
and the West. Pullman sleeper 20 Lyons.
90 y. III for Iaurays aud intermediate points.
Trains leaving at a H.. b. III. and 40 y. con.
for pUuts MahanOy aud Iiazleton coal icgOa5
SUNDAY TRAINS.
fJf Ma4ch Chunk. ua1ictya and Intermediate
pont-.
40 p. m. for toplly and intern e1lltc points.
p. III. FOR Geneva. Lyons. ilHlfa RfrhcstI Bu11lo
and tho West. Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons.
Ieu Il EisteI EIu
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5lcamboais ano Railroads.

NJ OkNlCii LIN .-Iavuritc Inside Route.
IN Fare. rcAu6-l "a Boloi - Worcester =. %. Nor
wcl a 90; New london - 40 CorIc.uondns reduction
al points fast. Seam-r- CITY OF WOKC ESTER CITY
OF BOSTON ant CITY OF ItWNhNtE leave lter 81 iol
number foot 81 Watiss pier above Desbrosscs At
;eiiy). daily Sunday. excepted! Al : =. IN. . ..,. ,
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SPIRITS OF rURpESriNa
o., o. -Tur,satias arm at 52se
ssxsSx.n Der 81. - rurpsauno urn =. 90 a. 10
WiIMiSoIcS. OCT. 27.-1arpsAuas NIX"
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CsNrEAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JEESEr.

,UOI Oh LIh4...ti sIEtt.i. NoE4u 4'iNbi-
Tiur 1Ib.c o; October II, so. . ,.n.,
For PHILADELPHIA ana IEi-SION, i.VNu1
Tr,a,k Route. 4. 80 .. IL a IN 90 q =, -
- 90 II D. SUNDAYS al 4. - q ~ SV'
/. I. an
Z n. cuuucrliut Tor krainS hht'sDufs'
lott-y'llS. etc. TOT i.ne IIoIscms n 1
Brfhch~Hl, Afruirva NaHrf Chunk, Heading, hAit4'-
burg etc Gu ~undif lur ls-ipu.
20 a Ike iioPatc Iast1n. BcthieheH-
hIenDivu u, hluch Chunk. 49,,
so a ~ iof l.t,un bethlehem. Allentown. Naneh
thunk Mikc,b1Tre rant Il aiig, lllUi-Ju x Iuti
VILE isme!ua SbAnOEia. Sunbufy. Le~Eouiy, "h"aho'
port ,.,....
/ and I 30 q m Tor is On. Eethlch "a, Aiehio"a.
Nsuta Chunk. feeding Ham bug. eic- 49,.
CHUNK. EiAcsDlrse, scranton. I-mIqu,. ~hsTotin:
30 l.. Tor i-A4e noisi,Ons. ttsun. Bsih'ehem'
3 q o III Tor Eaton. Bo'hchcu. Alieniorn. Mauch
tbunG. Ntkc.tatts. aiding IiarflDuiG etS GA sun
DAY, at . 80
90 -, II - a ro., / no 90, %. e - p. m
Sundays & rl. . o." q. Tor Ird Bank LONG E.anth,
(AAbuty Ia.k Ocean Grove, es.ep. Sn"S-ss) fo'h'
I, il r., N. 4 90 e. Ia Tor LAKEWOOD.
Ton. Es and i4ftrsat- 49,
4 III, .. IA. FOR Beach Haven, Auln;c CAY.
90, L 20. ii. II 10 a H. / 90, 80. 60 Gl5
zoo. . 90, = -. II - II - a. m. 90. 4 90.
il. . 20, 10 J.. sundays g 900. 90 a. M tOt
Perm Ambut ..... -
kEHJFISEY SOUTHERN DIV
lTOm ltcr {. ". Il.
T.. ~. To- ~ shiand. sea Bright, Long EfInch,
Atlantic II hiands. Lakewood, Manchcs.rr Tons River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28
60. oel. 21.-rho Leading futures RANGED a. OHM

Flour In fair inquiry. with prices firm and une hasssl
last quoted -LheIcs TO Fancy Winter Patent, 400
asg0 Southern Winters 50 60d3 So. Michigan ssd
Wisconsin Winter, So co. fair hoice seconds $50
43sb Choice 20 Fancy Minnesots Patents si3JGiA
wheat - IO0t 80 Minnesota Bskers
% So Meinm Choice soft springs S. 90 - - L,v
Gads Springs 81 70a2 80 Rye Flour IN barrels - spS5n
The Cash UrlceS were follows y ~ SJrin. WIiH
Il pc Ne spring Wheat at % nc. No Rel At
No Kye 81 NO Barley 72c.....No Flas SEAT
81 o.. Prime Timothy sssi >! ~, Ne" Pen
per bDi Sl3 90. lizard 100 To So Short NJ
sue, loO,e SO 90. Dry sailed Shoulders boKei IS .
$500. short Clear SIDES boxed 81 90. .Whlskov. IL
illers goods gallon 81 10 .sugar-cut Loaf "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28
gieambcats ano Railroads.
FARES REDUCED
VIA sroNINGTON LINE.

Inside rou.e for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AL tho EAST
only 50 to Bos.ou. y, . to psoviisaii.
Trearze stolmcr- RI lie isau AM w.
re,y per j y H. one block above Canlst at ii "aiY
q SInl.Iy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28

Actual sales. clssinz so
Op'x. hgt J.swt Final BID Ask" s'f'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28
NOR HUDSON AND COXSACKIE.

SATURDAY afG r. n, frsu % Jav 81. y. T.
toureciug With boston aEd Albany iatlf1hL
~ IORE LINE Al Rail Route Tor BoSton.
- Newport and tho Express leaves Grand Central
Station Al ~ Limited T., pres. eyc"rt Srnday 1
p Fast Esprcss at II caiF NsH pot ,,,slr.ss
leNes IA dzfiy except sunclT. iaaec IariotSHs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28

.-o,yiJERX RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
y nom g.. g. N St,.op ts 60 Ep. &c
w.Sd a S az and II 20 a m IS 80 so. 90
az 30 s. 10 30 p. M i. nidsight Sundays; 10,
Wo SU an. raimaos' 80 10 y go m so, 30
n m Il rs y H. satuT1lys onJ| o'"'SJs ~ T. hi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28
FALL RIVER LINE. FARES REDUCED.


KLpTGTIpN 10 Az OFHLE POINTS.
Steamers PIfGEiN ant iictSToI. ie1vc fst - y. T.:
Murr1vsi al dtir SdaisF, ncinde'i Cnnnec
iinh bT tuiey i;fookvn - jersey ttty y m
Retaining riin. cnhncrb With Ne1mrgs at all lavef
leave Bn.ioa werk dtv, 81 - "a. Sund.ys7 ? n. An
orchestra each -ieamc-
ur~i At rfp"pil Transfer an
-. 1.nL.. LI.ll.c. lLrI ;. :. a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 27.-FIoar strong whsv firm. Ciss
-DAc. Noybmber 1esc: Nay lsa-c Corn was stss " We
. iUssc.. !. Oats nrm--So : Nnits $50 I'VE si.'as
No j2c Bnriev lower Ne G9Lc. - Isv!Ssns sas,
Pork October Sl3 ODotl3 80. Lari OSt1ser 20 ~ NO
venber S ID. ButIer rrn. Dairy l9a !lc Esfs
fresh 49, Cheese quiet Chcdstsrs lO II sc....,
Wheat 10000 bnsh. CON
bush Barley D. Snlyscnts-tiour 13"tJ ss&
" uult ..... Uusr. Com bush. oSIsy 900 sg-A
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-08-18

Speaking of snake stories, here's one
from Douglassville, Ga, and if the
author oft is not already president of
the club he'll get there before long. A
short time back Mr.Aderhold witnessed
large snake swallowed q nest of par
fridge eggs on which the partridge
had been sitting and was nearly ready
to hatch. A few days later Mr.. But
Ter came across the same snake sur
rounded by convey Of young par.
tridges, the eggs having been hatched
while in the snake and passed out in
the form of young birds, to which her
snakesbip seemed very much attached.
And few days later on, Mr.. MeEl-
reath was through an oats patch near
by, and was attacked by q snake pass
ing through the oats with its head ele-
waited about even with the top of the
oats, which were headed out, and on
examination found the snake was
picking the kernels from the heads of
the oats and dropping them on the
ground to feed the young partrid es,
which were following along by her
picking them up.